The new £14m school building is designed to be net zero carbon in operation, with solar photovoltaic panels and a green roof.
Galliford Try will construct a new two-storey building to replace the current school, whicvh is in the Belgrave area of Leicester. The new site will also include new car parking, as well as a multi-use games area (MUGA) and a playground with direct access from the classrooms.
Jon Marston, Managing Director for Galliford Try Building East Midlands, commented: “We are excited to begin work on this fantastic new school in Leicester, and look forward to providing the students and staff with the high-quality facilities they deserve.”
“We look forward to working with all the stakeholders involved to deliver a NZCiO school, a key part of our offering in the education sector.”
This project will make another great addition to Galliford Try’s portfolio of low-carbon school projects, which includes the likes of Greenhead College, Marjorie McClure and Blackridge Early Learning Centre.
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